Coverage for people who watch markets closely: prices, rates and the catalysts behind a move, fast and sourced. Market news, never a recommendation.
A bond yield is the return a bond pays at its current price, and it moves opposite to that price. Here is how the seesaw works, and why the 10-year US Treasury yield, not the Fed, sets your mortgage rate.
Six of the largest US banks report third-quarter results in a tight two-day window, opening earnings season. Here is what to watch beyond the headline profit, and why these numbers set the tone for the market.
A stablecoin is a crypto token designed to hold a steady value, almost always one US dollar, by backing it with reserves. Here is how the peg is meant to hold, what stablecoins are used for, and why stable is a goal, not a guarantee.
The monthly US jobs report shows how many people are being hired and how many are out of work. Here is what nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate mean, why they come from two surveys, and why they move markets so much.